I could see a random delay in a shipment or a poorly place order by store employees explaining why it would be sold out on rare occasion, but it seems like it must be an issue with Silk because of how often and how widespread the shortage is. I am in Minnesota in the suburbs south of the Twin Cities, and it is starting to seem like a regular happening. It just seems to be Silk brand products that are out. Almond milk, cashew milk, coconut milk, hemp milk, pea protein milk, oat milk, etc. All of the other plant-based dairy-alternative milks are in stock. I do all of that driving to get to all of the stores in my town and they are usually all out. I usually shop at Target, but when they have been out I have even gone to Cub Foods, Hy-Vee, and Walmart. But recently I've been finding the Silk section empty in the dairy coolers. I could buy it at the same place and the same time as all of my other groceries. I've even seen it in convenience stores/gas stations.īuying soymilk was no burden at all. I'm not sure what exactly had people switching over to buying soymilk, but it was happening in large enough numbers that Silk soymilk started being stocked on the shelves of mainstream and big chain grocery stores. Soymilk was at one time a fringe, niche product that you could only find in specialty health food stores. I think it tastes a little bit like marshmallows.

I love the stuff! I grew up drinking dairy milk, and I drank plenty of it, but ever since I switched to Silk Soymilk I can't see myself ever going back to dairy.

Silk dairy alternative